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Manila: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. emphasized his commitment to addressing the needs of the nation and the Filipino people, stating he has no plans to intervene in the Congress’s handling of the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte. According to Philippines News Agency, in the latest episode of his podcast aired on Saturday, President Marcos addressed the notion that he might have a say in the outcome of Duterte’s impeachment case. He clarified, “Siguro (Perhaps), if the president chooses to do that. I choose not to,” emphasizing his decision to refrain from involvement. President Marcos highlighted his focus

Manila: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is committed to implementing ‘significant and tangible’ changes in the Philippines during the remainder of his term in office. In the latest episode of his podcast aired on Saturday, Marcos articulated his vision of leaving a legacy of a more comfortable life for Filipinos by the time his presidency concludes in 2028. According to Philippines News Agency, Marcos emphasized the importance of making a positive impact during his leadership. “We’ve made a change for the better. This has been my guide in all the positions I’ve taken,” he stated. He strongly affirmed his intention

Manila: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has pledged to continue protecting Philippine territory, saying he would not allow any foreign power to seize ‘even an inch’ of the country’s domain. In the latest episode of his podcast aired on Saturday, Marcos reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to assert the country’s sovereign rights over the West Philippine Sea (WPS). According to Philippines News Agency, Marcos emphasized the importance of defending the nation’s sovereignty, stating, “We did not yield. We continue to protect the sovereignty of the Republic. We continue to defend the territory of the Republic. And we continue to protect and

Manila: The Supreme Court’s (SC) Office of the 2025 Bar Chairperson (OBC) has issued the list of 14 local testing centers (LTCs) for the 2025 Bar Examinations. According to Philippines News Agency, Bar Bulletin 3, signed on Friday by SC Associate Justice Amy Lazaro-Javier, chairperson of the 2025 Bar Examinations, announced the selection of the LTCs from various parts of the country. This initiative aims to ease the financial burden of applicants from the provinces and help them remain close to their families, friends, and loved ones. The 14 LTCs for the 2025 Bar Exams are listed as follows. In

Osaka: The Philippine government is working with host countries to protect the rights of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), especially the assurance of ‘safe and humane’ working conditions, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said on Saturday. Speaking before the Filipino community in Osaka, Japan, Marcos emphasized his administration’s commitment to ensuring ‘smooth’ employment and deployment processes for OFWs. According to Philippines News Agency, Marcos highlighted the government’s efforts to engage with various countries employing Filipino workers to establish bilateral labor agreements. These agreements aim to secure safe and humane working environments and provide opportunities for Filipinos to thrive abroad. Marcos also